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May Meeting Will be "Do Your Own Thing" on the 19th
Featuring a panel discussion at the Harriet Alexander Nature Center
The Harrriet Alexander Nature Center (HANC), nestled within the borders of Roseville's Central Park, provides protection for hundreds of animal and plant species.
Its boardwalk and trails circulate through 52 acres of marsh, prairie and forest habitats, providing urban dwellers access to migrating songbirds, towering prairie grasses, rows of paintes turtles or cottontail rabbits.
What can League members do to preserve and enhance this resource? How can we get involved? Those questions and others will be the focus of a May 16 meeting of the Roseville-Maplewood-Falcon Heights chapter of the League of Women Voters Minnesota.
Panelists include: Jason Etten, chair of the Roseville Parks and Recreation Commission; Lonnie Brokke, director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Roseville; and Debbie Cash, the center's lead naturalist.
The meeting will begin at 6:30 pm at the center, 2520 North Dale St., Roseville. Panelists have been asked to answer questions, so come prepared to ask questions and learn. Parking is free on site and board members will provide refreshments.
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May 9, 2012